Hungary Reigns and Civil War Threatens Charles Throne
Reports from London and Budapest describe royalist and republican forces in Hungary as support for Charles grows. A government-in-exile and ministers debate a transition while German and Austrian pressures loom, with appeals for Charles to leave the country and a potential conclusive royal restoration in sight.
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Bootleggers Threaten Death in Turbulent Letter Scene
A fragmented local notice reports threats of death linked to bootleggers and a chaotic sequence of garbled phrases. The readable portions hint at a warning or intimidation tied to illicit alcohol activity and possible enforcement pressures. Names and exact places are obscured by the damaged OCR.
Horne Now Exchequer Faces Trouble Over Change
Fragmentary OCR text shows Horne as exchequer facing trouble over a change. Mentions cabinet and state actions, uncertain names, and dates. The readable portion hints at political conflict and financial oversight, with references to ministers and a tense debate.
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First photo reveals Cuipe named in Stillelan divorce
Fragmentary text shows a first photo caption mentioning Cuipe in a divorce case tied to Stillelan. The source also hints at names, events, and locations like Montecal and Wah the Sivan Cyares, though much is garbled.
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Calendar of Easter Week and Public Notices in Arlington
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Paternity Trial Alimony Awarded in Stillman Case
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Beeuvais
Stillman
Gay Stillman
Lysieria Leer
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